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I have been reading mixed reviews about McCormicks seasoned salt for meat/poultry. I have been using it for a long time, and i never feel good. Could it be the Mccormicks. I am extremely sensitive as i have both celiac genes. Does anyone know if even small trace amounts can get into these mixes.


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